The Grumman S2F-1 Tracker was the first purpose-built, single airframe anti-submarine warfare aircraft to enter service with the US Navy. Grumman's design was for a large high-wing monoplane with twin Wright Cyclone radial engines. Both the two prototypes XS2F-1 and 15 production aircraft, S2F-1 were ordered at the same time, on 30 June 1950. First flight was 4 December 1952, and production aircraft entered service, with VS-26, in February 1954.
Modeled here is the Tracker known as the Iron Lady, Navy Bureau Number 136427. Accepted by the US Navy on 21 December 1955 from The Grumman Aircraft Company, she served with various commands until 1978, when she was flown to Davis-Monthan and placed in storage.
Modeled for RealFlight by Doug Kaye (DHK79) with Rob (flmman) providing the exterior color scheme.
This model includes moving Tail Hook, MAD Boom, Radome, Folding Wings. Read the aircraft description for more info.
Modeled here is the Tracker known as the Iron Lady, Navy Bureau Number 136427. Accepted by the US Navy on 21 December 1955 from The Grumman Aircraft Company, she served with various commands until 1978, when she was flown to Davis-Monthan and placed in storage.
Modeled for RealFlight by Doug Kaye (DHK79) with Rob (flmman) providing the exterior color scheme.
This model includes moving Tail Hook, MAD Boom, Radome, Folding Wings. Read the aircraft description for more info.
